monstermunch

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by monstermunch 3y ago
We don't do heating here in Houston. Maybe for the 2 days of Winter
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I have 17kw of solar, so usually very close to $0 or below!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Correct, only if there is an outage Thanks, I'll correct that!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Not much, because a lot of it is cached by CloudFlare Total bandwidth over the past 5 hours is 253.37 GB. But total cached and served by CloudFlare is 237.82 GB. Uncached is just 15.54 GB Here is CPU load on the VM: https://files
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Your time is too valuable to make ethernet cables. Either punch down to a keystone jack or patch panel, or buy patch cables Gave up on that years ago
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Do you really need ECC? Most people don't
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Honestly there is a few things I would do different now, so it would be welcome to have a do-over
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I'll have to go over the whole post, I'm terrible at writing! Quite a few errors have been pointed out. But I can just edit them and pretend they never happened
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I hope you do, we need more like it!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
While you could use serial through to to a VM, I need another pin to get the PPS signal in. Not sure how to do that I also like having them bare metal
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by monstermunch 3y ago
We want to see you run that fiber! Do post about it if you ever do it
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Thanks! I've been very interested in the new TP-Link stuff, they have really come a long way. I don't know if I've really ever heard of much wrong with the TP-Link stuff
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by monstermunch 3y ago
When I bought this house, a requirement was fiber internet. Not dealing with garbage cable!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I make sure to never count the cost! But, its all used and all over a number of years, so not as much as you'd think. If you went out and tried to get it all at once, it would be crazy. Most things I spent a good while waiting for the
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I've thought about switching to OPNSense, but honestly I'm just set in my ways with PFSENSE now. Maybe when they really piss me off I'll switch
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by monstermunch 3y ago
I have ipv6 on both WAN's and ipv6 on LAN, but not any other VLAN's To be completely honest, I find ipv6 wildly alloying, but I guess that means I need to learn more!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Mine certainly can
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by monstermunch 3y ago
You in Houston?
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Nope, its ALL completely full of cat hair 24/7/365
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Allowed in the USA per code NEC 400.7 But, It would have been better if I fed a small sub-panel from the UPS, and then went out from there. Shoulda-coulda-woulda!
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Good idea, I'll work on some
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My Overkill Home Network(blog.networkprofile.org)
590 points by monstermunch 3y ago|454 comments
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by monstermunch 3y ago
The main reason is so that if I'm updated the VPS or there is an outage, it still works. Its complicated going over the tunnel and out the VPS, but it lets me make the site available no matter which ISP my home is running on (Since I h
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Odd comment Where have I really shown the inside of my house? I purposefully don't show the inside of my house as much as possible, because that's weird There has always been trees, from after about 2 months after I moved in 3+ ye
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Yep pretty much, I got it all used and over the span of 10+ years. Selling old stuff to fund new stuff, and a fair amount of NFR stuff from vendors
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by monstermunch 3y ago
>And then each post he hopefully points to some Houston-area business where you, too, can get your Hardware on. Uhh, where? No I don't... Man I just like cool things :(
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by monstermunch 3y ago
Honestly I'm not 100% sure. Full A record failover is a paid feature which I don't pay for, but it seems like adding 2 A records does more than just round robin the DNS If from a test machine I am loading the site via the VPS and
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Moving my Blog off of Linode and back Home (Sort of)(blog.networkprofile.org)
18 points by monstermunch 3y ago|12 comments
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TinyPilot Voyager 2a based OOBM(blog.networkprofile.org)
1 points by monstermunch 3y ago|0 comments
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by monstermunch 4y ago
I've not found this to be the case at all, if you have a recent tank its unlikely it will just randomly start leaking. Much more likely the flame sensor, ignitor etc will go bad first

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